While am typin this i can barley see my screen so i really need help i have a Toshiba Satellite L505 so if you know how to fix a Toshiba Satellite L505 plz messege me i will sub
you must put it in oven for 8 minuts on 200 celcius its not a joke your graphics card is not very broken its a little bit broken my graphics cad whas tottaly broken that i can't see anything i have repaired it by putting in oven if you don't believe search on google you will see this method resolders parts back together
FOR EVERYBODY THAT HAS THIS ISSUE! the graphic chips tends to get cracks on its soldering points. all you have to do is take the computer apart,, take the coolers off (by paying great attention NOT TO BEND ANY HEAT SINK ELEMENTS BECAUSE THEY ARE UNUSABLE ONCE THEY'RE BENDED EVEN A TINY BIT, wich is the MAIN reason of all this graphics chips failing - they're not cooled properly due to inappropriate care of the computer, bending while carrying around, ) and use the blow drier on high temp.....
...use the blow drier on highest temp. by holding it half of inch above the graphics chip, heat it up for 10 minutes until you smell burning plastic, then gradually lower the temperature on blow drier and slowly move it apart from gr. chip... allow the motherboard to cool down for half an hour and you're good to go!
you may need to repeat the process once it cracks again... that's about every three months..
@TheSoftstone I agree with you, If they just connect an external monitor they would see that the logic board on the screen is f'ed up... I've seen this many times...
My dell inspiron 9300 has a simalar problem, but its not nearly as bad as yours theres about ten pink lines that go down each end of the screen and 1 green line down the middle. the lines still appear when I hook it up to an external monitor. In my videos you can see the lines
well i have a toshiba satellite laptop..same problem..but when i go to safe mode the problem dissappears..i dunno what's the problem,is it the hdd or graphic card?
@THEWESTSIDEALLDAY The price you're looking at paying for this sort of repair can vary greatly. If you bought your laptop (new) online, or refurbished (from HP), you should still have warranty. You'll either have to check the paperwork (or e-mails) that came with your laptop or call HP (or the company you bought it from). Do a Google search online for "DV6000 Recall" - I see there are recalls on your particular model, then call HP and ask about the recall and warranty.
@THEWESTSIDEALLDAY I bet you're right. He should've gone through all of the troubleshooting steps like a tech support rep would've gone through with you over the phone. That would include more than just looking/touching the screen... lol. You should double check your warranty because I think that's going to be the best option. Apart from warranty, you'd have to pay for it out of pocket. After my laptop fried twice in two months, I said screw it and bought a desktop :)
@THEWESTSIDEALLDAY If this is what you're seeing, and you've already spoken to tech support for troubleshooting, I'd bet money it's your graphics card (or integrated motherboard/graphics if you don't have a standalone card). If that's your problem, you'll have to send your system back so the company can replace the bad part (should be free if you have warranty). Good luck :)
It may just be the ribbon. Did you take of the front cover and wiggle the ribbon to see if you get a picture ? Or slowley close the laptop lid and see if the display flickers and goes on and off. Sometimes the ribbon wears our where the user open and closes the lid so many times..
i have this problem with my laptop screen it is an e.system 2513 the screen will slowly go white until the screen is moved then it will go back to normal i dont know what is wrong with it, it might be broken connection wires but who noes
I had a display laptop Acer Aspire 7736G and I also had a "fried" graphics card. I called TechGuys to collect it. Might post some of my mobile phone pictures in a video if my bro fixes it.
Yeay, a fried GPU!!!! screen Flickering YEAY ... Dam Dell And HP, they hae alot of issues!!!! Guys, buy, Asus, Toshiba or Acer, they are the best trust me. Never buy DELL or HP!!!! EVER!!!!
@etshArk87 This is an issue from nVidia not Dell, a couple of my friends had this exact issue and it was the faulty nVidia chipset/GPU that nVidia supplied the OEM at fault.
@frostyfireman Actually it's the BGA design of the chip from nVidia and the required use of no-lead solder balls to comply with RoHS standards. The chip can be removed, cleaned and reballed with solder balls containing a percentage of lead and work again and not fail like the original. Of course most people will try to bake or torch the chip to reflow the solder balls and while it works for a while it's not fully corrective.
Sure the die itself wasn't problematic, but the BGA + Solder is part of the nVidia design specification. Since it ended up failing in so many laptops under standard circumstances (ie, Temp under 105 Celcius), It would be correct to say that it was a faulty design. I probably could have worded my comment better though, I seemed to have been in a rush so my comment isn't very faithful to my intended meaning.
@frostyfireman Also many laptops have poorly designed heatsinks and heat pipes so the nVidia that runs hotter than AMD will fail due to the lead free solder balls. After reballing a fix for heat transfer is also needed to fully correct it.
we got the same problem with my hp laptop (black and white horizontal lines)...from what i've read so far, it's a GPU damaged due to overheating...but maybe i'm wrong
i'm in the same boat as everyone.my medion akoya 96630 laptop has cost me valuable money in repairs.the worse case scenario is this graphics problem has left my laptop with the black screen of death.so when i press the power button it comes up with a plain black screen.
well, the same thing happend to my Acer 5920G. didn't have any clue what was wrong got it fixed from a computer shop for £80 = O as the laptop is 2 years old now, so no warranites left.....
working perfectly now and i was only told that some thing was wrong with the graphic card....which is Nvidia 8600 m GS.........now surfing on the youtube i just saw this baking the graphic card technique......looks wierd but can be worth trying for an old laptop like was mine....no guarantees.......good luck
The same thing happened to my previous laptop. I was told the screen went out. I was given the choice to have it replaced or just buy a new laptop. The cost of having the screen replaced was going to be almost the same price as just buying a new computer. I just bought a new computer.
But I hooked up my old laptop to an external monitor and it works fine again because the issue was with the screen, not the computer itself.
i have same problem but i can still use my laptop but i cant play properly bcuz of the ranbows but it will disappear when i click the right click button in ur keyboard or what ever u call that and sumtime all skin turns blue and sum are orange!!!!
I got an Acer. That thing has crashed a few times but the thing repairs itself. I'd highly recommend buying an Acer, even if it's not a popular brand and very cheap.
i just installed a new lcd screen on the lenovo S10 series, and the screen shows a solid red,green,white,blue screen and then keeps going through this cycle. I have checked the lcd cables on the mother board and the one that connects to the lcd,but no luck. I do get display on the external monitor...
i just installed a new lcd screen on the lenovo S10 series, and the screen shows a solid red,green,white,blue screen and then keeps going through this cycle. I have checked the lcd cables on the mother board and the one that connects to the lcd,but no luck. I do get display on the external monitor...
it cant be the video card cause i got a computer that is happpening the same thing and i connect it to a desktop monitor and it work fine. it might be the lcd gone bad
I have the same problem on my desktop, the video card is a nVIDEA fx 5500. I can even turn on my computer. It worked fine before that. Coud it be its over heated, is it he mother board or is it just damaged?
I have the very same problem my acer 5920g looks identical.. stripes and a black line,. soooo new screen, motherboard, or drivers!!!??? what is the verdict..
my laptop has done this like 5 times already but after that it works like nobodys bussiness so idk wat causes it and i had just got it its new....2 months now...
same problem here, i just spent 40 bucks in a "cleaning repair" it was functioning again, but when i got home it wasn't working again, 40 bucks to the trash can
please help.. tha black portion of my Toshiba Qosmio x305 LCD has some orange/gold particles and the some of the white portion of the screen has turned into light green.. i dont know how to fix it ...
yeah i heard that it overheated.... thats thats the probelm.....
you properbly used too long you laptop or have a good video card that runs REALLY i mean like really hot and it overheated... and it wont work... i think thats the probelm IDK im guessing
It is a flaw in the motherboard and many systems have been plagued with them such as the HP ZD8000.
To be more specific the problem is "orion motherboard failure".
Some laptop manufacturers will still repair it even if out of warranty, but they are just replacing the board and problem comes right back or within a short amount of time.
Actually, I had called Dell Tech Support who told me this was a fried graphics card, but because the graphics card and motherboard are all integrated this laptop was sent back to Dell for replacement.
To top it all off... this exact same problem happened AGAIN a couple months later. I ditched the Dell and went with a custom built desktop. Personally, I'll never buy a Dell again as this is the second Dell laptop I've bought and had major issues with.
i never decided to buy one, i just had my asus... but i was running a server on it, so my graphics card fried and is now overheating each time after sev minutes. It also affected my wireless, fried it as its right next to it.
ok so many ppl go threw this ok well here ok if its a visual issue then the problem must be coming from the visual proccessor or the GPU or vide card so give dell hp fk macs a call and ask for a mother board replacement
Currently i am facing the same prob.. my warrenty just ran out.. After some days its now red and black color.. that too from halfer portion of my lcd.. Its a pitty i am sending this from the same laptop... dell sucks
@manticmind I believe dell has gotten a little better with their laptop reliability lately, they used to be bad but now are fairly average. The issue you are having is most likely nVidia's fault, the maker of your integrated graphics. They sold millions of faulty chips to OEMs like dell, hp, apple, asus and acer for about 1 year before they realized what the problem really was. You probably got your faulty chip replaced by another faulty chip unfortunately.
when i turn it on the gateway logo appears and it freezes after only a fiew seconds the screen starts changing color you can se horizantal doted lines and the screen becomes brighter and brighter ANYBODY CAN TELL ME WHATS WRONG WITH IT AND HOW TO FIX IT ?? THANKS MUCH!!!
That looks to me like a defective graphics card. It COULD be the LCD but my money is on the graphics card. Take it into a computer repair store if you don't have the guarantee still active. If you still have the guarantee take it back to wherever you bought it from and demand it be repaired under guarantee. My guess is an overheated graphics card like orlandoromania says.
i know this is an old video, but if you still havent solved this problem... on the graphics card comment don't listen to that.if you have a available desktop screen try seeing if everything shows up correctly that way, if so it'll either be your inverter(cheaper) or your CCFL blacklight(expensive,harder to replace) doesn't look like blacklight though. i'd say inverter or bad LCD
While am typin this i can barley see my screen so i really need help i have a Toshiba Satellite L505 so if you know how to fix a Toshiba Satellite L505 plz messege me i will sub
Assassin5632 2 months ago
this problem quitely is LCD/LED problem~
lukchat87 2 months ago
Just heat the Graphic Card with a hairdryer. It works but it's a temporary fix. Should have enough time to get a new computer.
NewRoman24 3 months ago
i have accidently droped my hp mini same exact thing happened why is it doing this?
p.s.
this like the hundrenth time this happened it fell 1/4 half a foot help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!plz help!!!!!!!!!!!
blackops114 3 months ago
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you must put it in oven for 8 minuts on 200 celcius its not a joke your graphics card is not very broken its a little bit broken my graphics cad whas tottaly broken that i can't see anything i have repaired it by putting in oven if you don't believe search on google you will see this method resolders parts back together
akinorhan5 3 months ago
This happened to my sisters aspire one. There must be a crack in the screen. (behind the glass)
ryanw2ooo 4 months ago
ooo i have this fucking problem To how can i fix it?
ImpishEight4 4 months ago
FOR EVERYBODY THAT HAS THIS ISSUE! the graphic chips tends to get cracks on its soldering points. all you have to do is take the computer apart,, take the coolers off (by paying great attention NOT TO BEND ANY HEAT SINK ELEMENTS BECAUSE THEY ARE UNUSABLE ONCE THEY'RE BENDED EVEN A TINY BIT, wich is the MAIN reason of all this graphics chips failing - they're not cooled properly due to inappropriate care of the computer, bending while carrying around, ) and use the blow drier on high temp.....
thunderoth 5 months ago
...use the blow drier on highest temp. by holding it half of inch above the graphics chip, heat it up for 10 minutes until you smell burning plastic, then gradually lower the temperature on blow drier and slowly move it apart from gr. chip... allow the motherboard to cool down for half an hour and you're good to go!
you may need to repeat the process once it cracks again... that's about every three months..
thunderoth 5 months ago
i beet 10000000000000000000 euro is the screen not the videocard...
i had the same problem and i change the screen ...just try to plug an external screen ;) googd luck
TheSoftstone 5 months ago
@TheSoftstone I agree with you, If they just connect an external monitor they would see that the logic board on the screen is f'ed up... I've seen this many times...
curemymind 5 months ago
can someone tell me if i need a screen replacement
studmuffin3264 6 months ago
it's nothing to do with a graphics card, its a cracked screen
RainbowRoan 6 months ago
@THEWESTSIDEALLDAY you've cracked your screen man
RainbowRoan 6 months ago
My dell inspiron 9300 has a simalar problem, but its not nearly as bad as yours theres about ten pink lines that go down each end of the screen and 1 green line down the middle. the lines still appear when I hook it up to an external monitor. In my videos you can see the lines
Rmaster567 7 months ago
i have the same thing but on a hp pc i turn it on and its retarded help me
Gh0stN1nja28 7 months ago
well i have a toshiba satellite laptop..same problem..but when i go to safe mode the problem dissappears..i dunno what's the problem,is it the hdd or graphic card?
kuyajhet 7 months ago
can also be the graphics card
LAMBO991000 7 months ago
@THEWESTSIDEALLDAY The price you're looking at paying for this sort of repair can vary greatly. If you bought your laptop (new) online, or refurbished (from HP), you should still have warranty. You'll either have to check the paperwork (or e-mails) that came with your laptop or call HP (or the company you bought it from). Do a Google search online for "DV6000 Recall" - I see there are recalls on your particular model, then call HP and ask about the recall and warranty.
manticmind 8 months ago
@THEWESTSIDEALLDAY I bet you're right. He should've gone through all of the troubleshooting steps like a tech support rep would've gone through with you over the phone. That would include more than just looking/touching the screen... lol. You should double check your warranty because I think that's going to be the best option. Apart from warranty, you'd have to pay for it out of pocket. After my laptop fried twice in two months, I said screw it and bought a desktop :)
manticmind 8 months ago
@manticmind
if you touch the screen, and the lines change or move...it means the screen is physically cracked
DataSe7en 5 months ago
@THEWESTSIDEALLDAY If this is what you're seeing, and you've already spoken to tech support for troubleshooting, I'd bet money it's your graphics card (or integrated motherboard/graphics if you don't have a standalone card). If that's your problem, you'll have to send your system back so the company can replace the bad part (should be free if you have warranty). Good luck :)
manticmind 8 months ago
@manticmind
your wrong its not graphics. My HP dv6000 does the same thing. When i sent it in for repairs they fixed the mobo.
HP dv2000-9000 series are known for this type of issues because they have shit motherboards.
441meatloaf 5 months ago
@Strunzo6789 actually don't buy HP, had the same thing happen to mine......
Gagalukey 9 months ago
It may just be the ribbon. Did you take of the front cover and wiggle the ribbon to see if you get a picture ? Or slowley close the laptop lid and see if the display flickers and goes on and off. Sometimes the ribbon wears our where the user open and closes the lid so many times..
billyhuntuk 9 months ago
I got a triple Eee PC and Ive installed lots od things and it still works fine :)
SuperBMX3000 10 months ago
i have this problem with my laptop screen it is an e.system 2513 the screen will slowly go white until the screen is moved then it will go back to normal i dont know what is wrong with it, it might be broken connection wires but who noes
servisM6602 11 months ago
***KINDLY CHECK PREVIOUS COMMENTS*** This is an example of a fried integrated graphics card/motherboard.
manticmind 11 months ago
@manticmind is there anyway this problem will just resolved?
Darkrevolver101 2 months ago
i have the same problem too with toshiba laptop...i used external screen(my tv :P) and now its so fking awesome...hehe..im so happy:)))
SpiritTracks95 1 year ago
I had a display laptop Acer Aspire 7736G and I also had a "fried" graphics card. I called TechGuys to collect it. Might post some of my mobile phone pictures in a video if my bro fixes it.
md678685 1 year ago
yes me too
Ollikille01 1 year ago
It's a GPU Problem you need to have your graphic card re-balled.
garcia0401 1 year ago
I have the same problem here , but it's an Acer laptop :(
Ollikille01 1 year ago
@Ollikille01 Yeah same wit me i don't know if you have the same problems but my laptop screen goes light green ,shaky and dupliicating
asakurarim 1 year ago
what's wrong with a dell? mine does fine, and always has.
themrmagicmania1 1 year ago
i have the solution get a new one and smash this one with a hammer
aJoyfullSeed 1 year ago 4
@aJoyfullSeed If you have the money to do so.
AmazingAura01 1 month ago
it probably the screen problems
boost43534 1 year ago
same laptop as me!
ongchorcool 1 year ago
opn the keyboard panel. jus adjust the wire after u r disply prblm is solved,,,,,
rameez8199 1 year ago
hey i have the same problem on my hp laptop did u find out how to fix it? i need help
zayabucks 1 year ago
zkuste pořádně usadit dotyk kabelu od obrazovky.
grepmi 1 year ago
Yeay, a fried GPU!!!! screen Flickering YEAY ... Dam Dell And HP, they hae alot of issues!!!! Guys, buy, Asus, Toshiba or Acer, they are the best trust me. Never buy DELL or HP!!!! EVER!!!!
etshArk87 1 year ago
@etshArk87 thank God I have a Toshiba! no problems yet...(fingers crossed).
MsSarita08 1 year ago
@etshArk87 This is an issue from nVidia not Dell, a couple of my friends had this exact issue and it was the faulty nVidia chipset/GPU that nVidia supplied the OEM at fault.
frostyfireman 1 year ago 4
@frostyfireman Actually it's the BGA design of the chip from nVidia and the required use of no-lead solder balls to comply with RoHS standards. The chip can be removed, cleaned and reballed with solder balls containing a percentage of lead and work again and not fail like the original. Of course most people will try to bake or torch the chip to reflow the solder balls and while it works for a while it's not fully corrective.
rhblakeman 2 months ago
@rhblakeman Thanks for agreeing with me...
Sure the die itself wasn't problematic, but the BGA + Solder is part of the nVidia design specification. Since it ended up failing in so many laptops under standard circumstances (ie, Temp under 105 Celcius), It would be correct to say that it was a faulty design. I probably could have worded my comment better though, I seemed to have been in a rush so my comment isn't very faithful to my intended meaning.
frostyfireman 2 months ago
@frostyfireman Also many laptops have poorly designed heatsinks and heat pipes so the nVidia that runs hotter than AMD will fail due to the lead free solder balls. After reballing a fix for heat transfer is also needed to fully correct it.
rhblakeman 2 months ago
we got the same problem with my hp laptop (black and white horizontal lines)...from what i've read so far, it's a GPU damaged due to overheating...but maybe i'm wrong
Razanil 1 year ago
i'm in the same boat as everyone.my medion akoya 96630 laptop has cost me valuable money in repairs.the worse case scenario is this graphics problem has left my laptop with the black screen of death.so when i press the power button it comes up with a plain black screen.
BRUTALSHANZ1988 1 year ago
your the best man keep it up
TheDowayne 1 year ago
ROFL!!!!!!!!
miodragtv 1 year ago
MALFUNCTIONED GPU
adayucebas 1 year ago 2
its fucked
4g63gen1 1 year ago
well, the same thing happend to my Acer 5920G. didn't have any clue what was wrong got it fixed from a computer shop for £80 = O as the laptop is 2 years old now, so no warranites left.....
working perfectly now and i was only told that some thing was wrong with the graphic card....which is Nvidia 8600 m GS.........now surfing on the youtube i just saw this baking the graphic card technique......looks wierd but can be worth trying for an old laptop like was mine....no guarantees.......good luck
maberl2002 1 year ago
The same thing happened to my previous laptop. I was told the screen went out. I was given the choice to have it replaced or just buy a new laptop. The cost of having the screen replaced was going to be almost the same price as just buying a new computer. I just bought a new computer.
But I hooked up my old laptop to an external monitor and it works fine again because the issue was with the screen, not the computer itself.
fitnessgeek09 1 year ago
I hav an Acer Laptop/Notebook and half of the screen looks exactly like that
can some tell me how i can fix it please
AnimegirlMADWUN 1 year ago
i had a problem to :D
sam4ization 1 year ago
GPU
ElectronicRu 1 year ago
When i start my computer the screen is just plain black and it won't come on anyone have a solution?
rickypetty 1 year ago
OH YEAH, if you buy Dell, you go STRAIGHT into hell
ultrawaregamestudios 1 year ago
yeah hp have nice designs but crap quality on everything else, on mine the mother board fried F you hp engineers
sonycovidiu 1 year ago
Its a dell...trouble out of the box...
ding0925 1 year ago
i have same problem but i can still use my laptop but i cant play properly bcuz of the ranbows but it will disappear when i click the right click button in ur keyboard or what ever u call that and sumtime all skin turns blue and sum are orange!!!!
tangkag879 1 year ago
mine is doing the same thing what do i do i have a hp what do i do i just got my lap top a few months ago.
harryploper1 1 year ago
I got an Acer. That thing has crashed a few times but the thing repairs itself. I'd highly recommend buying an Acer, even if it's not a popular brand and very cheap.
dragonslayerofthedam 1 year ago
the deel gos to the hell XD
00015265 1 year ago
easy way to fix it is to rip the screen out of the computer and hook it up to a hdtv
mrhibob12345 1 year ago
Thats what you get for buying a Dell , lol
idontfold 1 year ago
i just installed a new lcd screen on the lenovo S10 series, and the screen shows a solid red,green,white,blue screen and then keeps going through this cycle. I have checked the lcd cables on the mother board and the one that connects to the lcd,but no luck. I do get display on the external monitor...
i can hear windows running in the back ground.
what is the problem?
faiziiiiii 1 year ago
i just installed a new lcd screen on the lenovo S10 series, and the screen shows a solid red,green,white,blue screen and then keeps going through this cycle. I have checked the lcd cables on the mother board and the one that connects to the lcd,but no luck. I do get display on the external monitor...
i can hear windows running in the back ground.
what is the problem?
faiziiiiii 1 year ago
It's a Dell I expected nothing crappier.
mariomash808 2 years ago
i have the same problem :(:( ... on sony vaio vgn ar31m .. try to connect another lcd with a WGA cable...
vecktray 2 years ago
its not the video card its actually the computer it self, a lot of people had this problem with the same computer, all i can say is get a new one
merkno76 2 years ago
it cant be the video card cause i got a computer that is happpening the same thing and i connect it to a desktop monitor and it work fine. it might be the lcd gone bad
ka9chim9bo 2 years ago
I have the same problem on my desktop, the video card is a nVIDEA fx 5500. I can even turn on my computer. It worked fine before that. Coud it be its over heated, is it he mother board or is it just damaged?
Juank2341 2 years ago
Well this seems like you got a shot graphics card.
dq476 2 years ago
oh dang what happened to it?
and what model is it
nelsonz2012 2 years ago
no get a acer, best bang for you $
zmandt1993 2 years ago
It's completely failed luv, Get an Asus next time!
stuntrider88 2 years ago
i have the same problem my laptop is acer 4920g,do i need to change my LCD..help..
eartieck1 2 years ago
I have the very same problem my acer 5920g looks identical.. stripes and a black line,. soooo new screen, motherboard, or drivers!!!??? what is the verdict..
astunner 2 years ago
virdict mean the screan is shot
overcastgabriel 2 years ago
i use to have that on my computer but santa fixed it
Pingu7135 2 years ago
dont bu DELL they suck at laptops they rip people off!!!!so dell fails!
livespy123222 2 years ago
video drivers or video card? Did you install a new operating system?
Freeworld4575 2 years ago
i beleve it could be your video card. Try taking it to geek squad to fix it or do it your self if you have the knowledge of opening a comp
ABeautifulWitness 2 years ago
i had the same problen and it is the screen
eduardjeans 2 years ago
at least its a good design
evanator93baby 2 years ago 10
my laptop has done this like 5 times already but after that it works like nobodys bussiness so idk wat causes it and i had just got it its new....2 months now...
simonrexful 2 years ago
same problem here, i just spent 40 bucks in a "cleaning repair" it was functioning again, but when i got home it wasn't working again, 40 bucks to the trash can
acdudec 2 years ago
please help.. tha black portion of my Toshiba Qosmio x305 LCD has some orange/gold particles and the some of the white portion of the screen has turned into light green.. i dont know how to fix it ...
jerardjestoni 2 years ago
It's not the drivers, that's software. The GPU is shot.
GlycerinZ 2 years ago
yeah i heard that it overheated.... thats thats the probelm.....
you properbly used too long you laptop or have a good video card that runs REALLY i mean like really hot and it overheated... and it wont work... i think thats the probelm IDK im guessing
benny125874 2 years ago
It is not a driver, it is not your screen.
It is a flaw in the motherboard and many systems have been plagued with them such as the HP ZD8000.
To be more specific the problem is "orion motherboard failure".
Some laptop manufacturers will still repair it even if out of warranty, but they are just replacing the board and problem comes right back or within a short amount of time.
Danbo342 2 years ago
when i plugged it into a monitor it looked fine it seems to only be on the laptop screen
FuryLord2 2 years ago
Yes, this will work. Due to that working a lot of people are lead to believe its the screen but it is not. It is the motherboard. See above.
Danbo342 2 years ago
Actually, I had called Dell Tech Support who told me this was a fried graphics card, but because the graphics card and motherboard are all integrated this laptop was sent back to Dell for replacement.
To top it all off... this exact same problem happened AGAIN a couple months later. I ditched the Dell and went with a custom built desktop. Personally, I'll never buy a Dell again as this is the second Dell laptop I've bought and had major issues with.
manticmind 2 years ago 8
I'll never buy a Dell either they suuuck
GlycerinZ 2 years ago
i never decided to buy one, i just had my asus... but i was running a server on it, so my graphics card fried and is now overheating each time after sev minutes. It also affected my wireless, fried it as its right next to it.
fafaerer 2 years ago
=0 dell not suck to bad i have a four year old dell laptop that cost 800 bucks and does circles around my 2k+ desktop
stupidkid1337 2 years ago
the same problem here in hp pavilion
saltana321 2 years ago
ok so many ppl go threw this ok well here ok if its a visual issue then the problem must be coming from the visual proccessor or the GPU or vide card so give dell hp fk macs a call and ask for a mother board replacement
stupidkid1337 2 years ago
@manticmind Do they send you a box and do you have to pay to ship to them?
dannygzuko71695 1 year ago
@manticmind
Currently i am facing the same prob.. my warrenty just ran out.. After some days its now red and black color.. that too from halfer portion of my lcd.. Its a pitty i am sending this from the same laptop... dell sucks
jimbij007 1 year ago
@manticmind I believe dell has gotten a little better with their laptop reliability lately, they used to be bad but now are fairly average. The issue you are having is most likely nVidia's fault, the maker of your integrated graphics. They sold millions of faulty chips to OEMs like dell, hp, apple, asus and acer for about 1 year before they realized what the problem really was. You probably got your faulty chip replaced by another faulty chip unfortunately.
frostyfireman 1 year ago
how do you get a new card driver?
FuryLord2 2 years ago
new screen
mackenzy123 2 years ago
he doesnt need a new screen you dope
man444utd 2 years ago
Hi!
I have gateway laptop M-6880
when i turn it on the gateway logo appears and it freezes after only a fiew seconds the screen starts changing color you can se horizantal doted lines and the screen becomes brighter and brighter ANYBODY CAN TELL ME WHATS WRONG WITH IT AND HOW TO FIX IT ?? THANKS MUCH!!!
juldanja 2 years ago
That looks to me like a defective graphics card. It COULD be the LCD but my money is on the graphics card. Take it into a computer repair store if you don't have the guarantee still active. If you still have the guarantee take it back to wherever you bought it from and demand it be repaired under guarantee. My guess is an overheated graphics card like orlandoromania says.
thewr0ngchild 3 years ago
I know what the problem is!
On 14 HP laptops, and 2 dell models, the NVIDIA graphics over heats always, and it burns the motherboard also, and you need a new motherboard...
BUT call DELL and tell them about this problem, and there is a Recall warranty, and they will fix it free, even if the 1 year warranty passed
orlandoromania 3 years ago 2
Replace the LCD Screen.
jdmitzi2 3 years ago
i know this is an old video, but if you still havent solved this problem... on the graphics card comment don't listen to that.if you have a available desktop screen try seeing if everything shows up correctly that way, if so it'll either be your inverter(cheaper) or your CCFL blacklight(expensive,harder to replace) doesn't look like blacklight though. i'd say inverter or bad LCD
clubby14 3 years ago 2
What's the fonction of the inverter exactly?
Fuchsia5 3 years ago
Maybe its graphics card, anyways use warranty or something if you have...its a problem ordinary user cant fix
zouless 3 years ago
you should visit to the technical computer.
Maybe you must change the display
collisionfnm 3 years ago